Needles & Grooves AoTM /// Vol. 4 - October 2019 /// Camarón de la isla - La leyenda del tiempo

My main reasonning is that it's :

- Someone that played Montreux the same year as Bill Evans (puzzle clue)
- An album released on Philips (Eindhoven clue, Philips owns this club)
- World music (duh)

So that leaves me with a shortlist of artists :

- Gilberto Gil
- Paco de Lucia
- Chico Buarque
- Gal Costa
- Raul Seixas
- Caetano Veloso

and

- Nina Simone (IF we can strech World Music definition for one of her Philips album)

I realized that I missed a few modern Bill Evans appearances. Damn. I might add some people on that shortlist, but I feel it was during the 60s/70s/80s era of the festival anyway
 
ChristoBee said:
My main reasonning is that it's :

- Someone that played Montreux the same year as Bill Evans (puzzle clue)
- An album released on Philips (Eindhoven clue, Philips owns this club)
- World music (duh)

So that leaves me with a shortlist of artists :

- Gilberto Gil
- Paco de Lucia
- Chico Buarque
- Gal Costa
- Raul Seixas
- Caetano Veloso

and

- Nina Simone (IF we can strech World Music definition for one of her Philips album)

I realized that I missed a few modern Bill Evans appearances. Damn. I might add some people on that shortlist, but I feel it was during the 60s/70s/80s era of the festival anyway
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agutierrezb said:
Yes
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I think that’s Nina out. Given that this is an American site I don’t think you can stretch world music to include anything from anglophone countries.
 
ChristoBee said:
My main reasonning is that it's :

- Someone that played Montreux the same year as Bill Evans (puzzle clue)
- An album released on Philips (Eindhoven clue, Philips owns this club)
- World music (duh)

So that leaves me with a shortlist of artists :

- Gilberto Gil
- Paco de Lucia
- Chico Buarque
- Gal Costa
- Raul Seixas
- Caetano Veloso

and

- Nina Simone (IF we can strech World Music definition for one of her Philips album)

I realized that I missed a few modern Bill Evans appearances. Damn. I might add some people on that shortlist, but I feel it was during the 60s/70s/80s era of the festival anyway
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Since @agutierrezb already has 3 Paco de Lucia record in his discogs collection, I'm inclined to go this way.
 
duke86fan said:
Usually it just means music not from North America or most European countries

Most often South American or African countries
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dhodo said:
I kind of hate the term, but it generally means music from anywhere other than English speaking countries and Western Europe.
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Thank you! I feared that it meant music not from North America which made me not enjoy the term either. At least it is a bit broader than that.
 
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